Arab-Islamic History - From Tribes To Empires
SyllabusArab-Islamic History - From Tribes to EmpiresProf. Miri Shefer-MossensohnAbout this courseLearn about the history of the Arab and Muslim world during its first millennium, includingpolitical, social and cultural aspects. You will study this course in two parts. The firstpresents the main political events that set the chronological framework for the course,namely 6th century to the arrival of the Ottomans in the Middle East in the beginning ofthe 16th century. The second part delves into social and cultural realities of the medievalMiddle East.A short video on the courseThis is an on-line course on Campus IL platform. There is also an English version on edX.The course offers a novel learning experience, which allows the student to determine heror his own pace, and combines several mediums: pre-recorded short lectures, interviews,short readings from primary and secondary sources, and discussion questions. The videosare offered in English, with Hebrew and Arabic subtitles.Assignments and final gradeDuring the course you will be required to submit 8 assignments (quizzes) worth 60% ofthe final grade (each assignment is worth 7.5%). The final test will be a multiple-choicetest on Campus IL platform, worth 40% of the final grade.List of Topics:Part A – The Political Framework: 1000 Years of IslamicHistory (500-1500)Lesson 1: Early Islamic Arabia Pre-Islamic Arabia: The Local Scene
Pre-Islamic Arabia: The Regional Scene Muhammad: The Individual Muhammad: The Community Leader Interview with Dr Leah Kinberg: Early Islam and Its Sources Historian's Lab: The hadith on opening Muhammad's breast/belly Quiz lesson 1Lesson 2: The First Muslim States – The Rashidun & Umayyads The Transition Period after Muhammad’s Death Rashidun: The “Rightly Guided” Caliphs and the First Islamic State The Umayyad Dynasty The early Territorial Expansion Early Islamic bureaucracy Interview with Prof. Gideon Avni: Space and Rulership in the Early IslamicStates Early Islamic Identity Interview with Dr. Raquel Ukeles: The Canonization of Qur’an – The MaterialAspects Historian's Lab – The Assassination of the Third Caliph: Reading in an ArabIslamic Chronicle Quiz lesson 2Lesson 3: The Abbasids - When Baghdad and the Arabs Ruled the World The Abbasid Coming to Power The advent of concubines and the creation of the harem The bureaucracy Historian's Lab: The Abbasid Harem – The View from Within Decentralization and the meaning of sovereignty The Limits of Abbasid Rule: the Buyhids and the Seljuks Threats on Abbasid Legitimation: The Umayyads in Iberia and the Fatimids inNorth Africa to Syria Interview with Prof. Amira Bennison: A Discussion about Abbasid NorthAfrica and Islamic Iberia
The Crusades and the Rise of Saladin Quiz lesson 3Lesson 4: Turkic Peoples in the Pre-Modern Islamic World Acquaintance with the Turkic Peoples The Turkish Makeover: From Slaves to Rulers The Seljuk State: Changes and Legacies Historian's Lab: Reconstructing Everyday Realities from Poetry and Artefacts The Birth of "Turkey" The Mamluk Sultanate: Military Slaves turned Sultans Interview with Dr. Daniella Talmon-Heller: A Discussion about PopularCulture and Mystical Islam The Mamluk Sultanate: The End Interview with Prof. Nükhet Varlık: The End of the Mamluks and the Advent ofthe Ottomans Quiz lesson 4Lesson 5: The Mongols and the Post-Mongol Islamic world, 13th-16thcenturies The Beginning of the Muslim-Mongol RelationsInterview with Prof. Michal Biran: The Mongol Conquest and Its Long-termLegacies Mongol Influences on the Middle East: The Establishment of the MamlukSultanate, 1250-1517 Mongol Influences: The Muslim-Mongol Dynasties Historian’s Lab: Monuments that speak: Central Asian material culture Part A Wrap Up: The Political Framework of the Rise of Muslim States andEmpires Quiz lesson 5Part B – Environment, Religious and Cultural identities
Lesson 6: Environments, Societies, Individuals Typology of Urban Settlements in the Medieval Middle East Interview with Prof. Gideon Avni: The Changing Landscape and Settlementsof the Middle East Philanthropy and its Importance in an Urban Setting Social Urban Institutions: Mosques and Hammams The Legal Systems of an Urban CommunityHistorian’s Lab: A View from the Outside – An Iranian Traveler DescribesMuslim Settlement Quiz lesson 6Lesson 7: Religious Identities in the Middle East: Islam, Christianity, andJudaism The Religious Mosaic of the Middle East The Formation of the Shiites: A Three-hundred Years Process Historian's Lab: The Shiite Concept of Rulership Christians and Jews: Theology and Legal Status Interview with Prof. Nasir Basal: Judaism under Islam The Everyday Realities of Non-Muslims in the Middle East Jerusalem: The Islamic Perspective Conversion to Islam in the Medieval Middle East Quiz lesson 7Lesson 8: Cultural Identities in the Middle East Cultural Identities in the Middle East Arab Identity: Shared experience, a local specific experience Arab culture: Orality and written language Interview with Dr. Raquel Ukeles: Visual and Material Aspects of ArabicLanguage and Writing Persian-Muslim Culture Historian's Lab: Exploring Persian Miniatures The Translation Project
The Islamicate Culture Interview with Prof. Nasir Basal: Judeo-Arabic Language and Literature Quiz lesson 8Final exam Course Wrap UpFinal historian's Lab – Khirbat al-Mafjar Historical background Umayyad Construction Research Assignment Tour of the Site
Arab-Islamic History - From Tribes to Empires Prof. Miri Shefer-Mossensohn About this course Learn about the history of the Arab and Muslim world during its first millennium, including political, social and cultural aspects. You will study this course in two parts. The first
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